Atmega , AVR , Proteus help

[parthshah08]

I'm going to build a project using atmega32. Now the thing is I'm accustomed using 8051. Am completely new with Avr. I browsed through webpages for info. Found out pretty decent things; using Winavr for compiling and avr studio for putting it on board.
Also got information about using Proteus ISIS.
Now, I'm confused about the thing that do i need 'Avr studio + Win avr combo' or proteus is enough for developing a successful project??
Basically i'm unclear about the use of Proteus..

Thanks

 

[Sceadwian]

AVRStudio + Win AVR is the programming environment, Proteus is a simulator, and a VERY expensive one I might add. AVRSTudio + WinAVR is all you need for development, does Proteus even provide an IDE for programming? I assumed you simply loaded hex code into it that you compiled from an external IDE.

 

[Ian Rogers]

Protues HAS an onboard IDE programming suite VSM studio (I think it used to belong to microchip ) it requires the relevant compilier / assembler to be present.

Have you looked at Oshonsoft? https://www.oshonsoft.com/avr.html... its an AVR simulator as well as pic... you can assemble and run in their environment.

 

[parthshah08]

Thanks. Now i get it. I actually need Proteus to check the circuit. I'd choose to do the things in Avrstudio only.

 

[parthshah08]

Protues HAS an onboard IDE programming suite VSM studio (I think it used to belong to microchip ) it requires the relevant compilier / assembler to be present.

Have you looked at Oshonsoft? https://www.oshonsoft.com/avr.html... its an AVR simulator as well as pic... you can assemble and run in their environment.

Thanks i'd be downloading this one. It seems for user-friendly. Without the need of compiler. The screenshots explains a lot